The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-06-18
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GEORGE ~as'n-
'sKen the Colder Specific In their coffee with
ut their knowledge, and to-day believe they
quit drinking OF their own free will. 1t
meyer fails. The system ONCE impregnated
with the Specific it becomes an utter impos-
sibil,ty for the liquor appetite 70 exist For
full particulars, address Golde9ssSpeclic Co.,
1856, Race St., Cincinnati, Ohio. nov13yl
The Dacotah passed down, Sunday, right
along the old levee.
Mr.. Keller has moved into his new resi-
dence On Ridgeway.
The steamer Dacotsh leaves st. Louis to-
day for Kansas City.
The Messrs. Smith are repairing the Lee
property on Third street, which they recently
purchased.
Masonic celebration at Odessa st. Johns
day. June "a. Everybody is invited. See
committees notice elsewhere,
DIR. Chapman will begin speaking, at the
Old Town festival next ;Monday night, at
s O'Clock. 1t is impractieable to say, at this
time. when he will cease.
We acknowledge the receipt of the June
number of the Overland Monthly, Of San
Francisco, an excellent magazine, with the
compliments OF Mr.. L. A. Whitehurst.
Fred Marshal in crossing the street car
track with a load Of hay, last Monday. near
the Third Ward school, broke one of his
wheels off. Straighten up the track, gentle
men, and save trouble.
The bidding at the Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION meeting, last Friday night was very
spirited. Several gentlemen took part. Two
loaus were sold. Mr.. j. R. Davis bought
three shares, 5000, at s37 90 per share; and
Mr.. Jos. B. Shelby, Jr., for the ladies of the
s Christian church, bought five shares, $1,000
at S32 per share.
The Missouri river has been having a boom
leave,' or having the aid of printers Ink. On
last Wednesday it reached about II feet
above low water mark, since which time II
has been falling slowly. 1t is as full as-as,
we'll as full rs any of the fellows ever
get to be.
Leavenworth Daily Standard: DIR. W.
Charles Carroll presented his entertainment,
the Illuminated Tour of the Rocky Noun
tains,' at Crawford's Opera House last night
to a delighted audience. double the size of
the opening night. BE is giving q matinee
performance this afternoon to a crowded
house." Will be at Hagen's Opera Hous g
next Monday night, Tuesday matinee ard
night.
Odessa Democrat:-"A change in the pres
idency and faculty of Odessa College will be
made this year, Prof. Beach having retired
from the school. Who will have charge Of
the school the next term Is not vel
known, but it is q settled fact that it will BIZ
some one of high standing as an educator ,anG
one thoroughly competent to manage the at
fairs of the institution. Prof. Beach did
noble work for the educational interests O.
this community by building up in our midst
an institution of learning second to none il
the county. and we feel safe in saying that tn,
new president will be a man able to maintain
the present high standing the school has at
tained."
A very sad and serious accident happened
in the family of Mr.. Bolivar Stu sher, las
Saturday, to the fairest and ~loveliest of all hi
flock. His little daughter, Minnie, and Dais,
Webb were taking a ride around the yard OF
the same horse, when, from some cause. the
horse. which was going rapidly, stumbled
throwing both the children to the GROUND
with great force, Daisy falling on Minnie
breaking the arm about three inches abovl
the elbow and dislocating the lower head oil
the numerous into the bend of the elbow
The swelling and Inflammation are so great
that up to the present writing the physicians
have not been able to set it, and DIR. Henry
informs US that he fears stiffness of the john
is inevitable, if not a more distressing ter
nlnation of the case. Mr.. Slusher himself
has been confined to his bed several week:
with inflammatory rheumatism, and is ONLY
now able to go about the house on crutche!
Truly the family is in a distressed condition
and have the sympathy of many friends.
Corder:-sliss Bette Corder returned las
week from a very pleasant visit to relatives il
Henry county. Miss Eta Hawks, returned
home last Saturday from q visit to relative
iE st. Louis. Miss Anna Vickars who he
been visiting Miss JAMIE Webb for severa
weeks, returned home last Thursday, accom-
panied by Miss jamie. Miss TRUE Whit
passed through here Monday, on her WAY
home from Blackburn, where she bad beef
spending several days with her sister. Mr
Lewis Starke, of Tennessee, accompanied b.
his little niece, and friend, Mr.. l.. Craig, 81.
rived heie last Sunday evening. They expect
to spend several weeks in this vicinity visit.
ing Mr.. Starke's parents and other friends
Miss Mamie McMeekin spent several days las
week visiting Miss Jessie Roth and othel
friends. Mr.. Frank Groves. wife and baby
OF Kansas CITY. visited at his fathers for sev
eral days last week, returning hon e sI0ncaj
morning. Miss Beulah Dean. of Kansas CITY
is visiting relatives and friends here AM
vicinity. Misses Emma and Birdie Snackei
ford returned home last Thursday evening
from Nevada. Mo-, where they have been at
tending school for the past ten months. Mrs
j. P, TAYLOR. of Blackburn. was visiting rela
tiyes here Sunday. Rev. Il. b. Barks and
family attended commencement ut the E. A,
s., last week. Mrs. Blankenbaker sud littl,
daughter. of Oto ma, Kansas, are visiting tn
family of MT. s. B. Shrader. Mr.. Charli
Il Never, of Lexington, is visiting here Mis
.fApiszte Rine returned home from Lexington
SstuEesg. Err, WIN. White, of Dover, wa
1rss Aelaay.
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